How to Find Us

Parking

There is a small carpark very close to the entrance of St Bridget's Centre which can be used by museum visitors. This can be accessed via St Bridget's Lane (off Village Road).

Cost

Admission to the museum is free to individuals. The museum is supported entirely by donations and run by volunteers. If you enjoy your visit, please give generously on your way out!

Facilities

There are wheelchair accessible toilets in the centre and the museum itself has wheelchair access.

Group Visits

Groups need to be prebooked with a maximum of 20 per visit. We require two weeks advanced notice for group bookings.

Cost from £2 per head.

If visitors want to see the hogback the church is open most weekday afternoons 2.30-4.30pm. Please email us to make a booking.

Walks in Historic West Kirby

The West Kirby Museum lies next to the village's pre-Victorian centre. A short walk up the hill starting at the modern restaurant once called The Moby Dick will take in several buildings of historical interest, including what are probably the oldest structures in the area.

On the left, Number 3 was built in 1699 and Sycamore Cottage is dated 1746. The present Ring O' Bells pub on the corner is dated 1810 but there are historical references claiming that it is the site of one of the oldest pubs in England.

On the right-hand side past the Ring O' Bells are a set of thatched cottages called 'The Nook' which probably date from the early 1600s. Continuing up the road will take you to a set of stone steps which run to the top of the hill and a stunning view of Hilbre Island and Wales.